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Cenovus president and CEO Jon McKenzie
Canada’s Oil Patch Blames Anti-Greenwashing Law for Delayed Sustainability Reports
By Mitch Anderson
on
The global push for climate transparency is just getting started.
The Trudeau government bought the ailing Trans Mountain pipeline expansion project in 2018. Credit: Wikimedia Commons
Trudeau’s Trans Mountain Expansion Hasn’t Delivered Tidewater Benefits
By Mitch Anderson
on
Overseas demand for Alberta bitumen has yet to materialize as Asia transitions to electrified transport.
Canada gave billion per year to the fossil fuel sector between 2018 and 2020 – the most in the developed world
Strathcona CCS Announcement Another Billion Dollar Handout to Canada’s Oil Industry
By Mitch Anderson
on
Canadian taxpayers fund the fossil fuel sector more than any other G20 nation.
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith
Alberta’s Energy ‘War Room’ Lost a Doomed Battle Against the Future
By Mitch Anderson
on
With new federal requirements for accuracy in oil industry advertising on the way, the Canadian Energy Centre has folded like a wet cardboard box.
Reform UK MPs Lee Anderson, Rupert Lowe, Nigel Farage and Richard Tice arrive at the House of Commons in Westminster on 9 July. Credit: PA Images / Alamy Stock Photo
uk/Here’s What Nigel Farage’s Reform Party MPs Have to Say About Climate Change
By Adam Barnett
on
The intake includes a property developer who dubbed CO2 merely “plant food” and the former chair of Southampton Football Club, who blames wildfires entirely on arsonists.
Top row (l-r) Steve Reed, Loiuse Haigh, Kerry McCarthy, Ed Miliband, Patrick Vallance, Lord Philip Hunt, Sarah Jones. Bottom row (l-r): Michael Shanks, Chris Stark, Miatta Fahnbulleh, Jonathan Reynolds. Credit: House of Commons official portraits. Design by Adam Barnett.
uk/Meet the Labour Government's New Climate Team
By Phoebe Cooke, Adam Barnett and Joey Grostern
on
Introducing the key politicians tasked with delivering the government’s energy transformation plans – and the jobs at the top of their intrays.
From left to right, outgoing net zero sceptic MPs Steve Baker, Miriam Cates, Liz Truss, Jacob Rees-Mogg, Andrea Jenkyns and Philip Davies. Credit: Official House of Commons portraits. Design: Adam Barnett
uk/Two Thirds of Anti-Net Zero Tories Wiped Out in UK Election
By Adam Barnett and Joey Grostern
on
The result has “buried Sunak’s anti-green agenda once and for all”, said Will McCallum of Greenpeace UK.
LNG Canada facility in Kitimat
Canada’s LNG Pipe Dream Is an Unsustainable, Bad Investment: Report
By Mitch Anderson
on
Natural gas industry faces price glut and falling demand triggered by global transition to renewables.
Inside Big Oil’s Business as Usual: Failure on Climate and Profits from War
By Stella Levantesi
on
A new report shows oil majors fall short of meeting Paris Agreement targets while fueling global military conflicts.
The Real Cowboys of Alberta Battle Zombie Coal Mine
By Mitch Anderson
on
The province’s politicians are trying for an end run around regulators and the courts. Ranchers are fighting for records to find out why.

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Analysis
Canada’s Oil Patch Blames Anti-Greenwashing Law for Delayed Sustainability Reports
ByMitch Anderson
on
The global push for climate transparency is just getting started.
Cenovus president and CEO Jon McKenzie
Analysis
Trudeau’s Trans Mountain Expansion Hasn’t Delivered Tidewater Benefits
ByMitch Anderson
on
Overseas demand for Alberta bitumen has yet to materialize as Asia transitions to electrified transport.
The Trudeau government bought the ailing Trans Mountain pipeline expansion project in 2018. Credit: Wikimedia Commons
Analysis
Strathcona CCS Announcement Another Billion Dollar Handout to Canada’s Oil Industry
ByMitch Anderson
on
Canadian taxpayers fund the fossil fuel sector more than any other G20 nation.
Canada gave billion per year to the fossil fuel sector between 2018 and 2020 – the most in the developed world
Analysis
Alberta’s Energy ‘War Room’ Lost a Doomed Battle Against the Future
ByMitch Anderson
on
With new federal requirements for accuracy in oil industry advertising on the way, the Canadian Energy Centre has folded like a wet cardboard box.
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith
Analysis
uk/Here’s What Nigel Farage’s Reform Party MPs Have to Say About Climate Change
ByAdam Barnett
on
The intake includes a property developer who dubbed CO2 merely “plant food” and the former chair of Southampton Football Club, who blames wildfires entirely on arsonists.
Series: Defending-UK-Democracy
Reform UK MPs Lee Anderson, Rupert Lowe, Nigel Farage and Richard Tice arrive at the House of Commons in Westminster on 9 July. Credit: PA Images / Alamy Stock Photo
Analysis
uk/Meet the Labour Government's New Climate Team
ByPhoebe Cooke, Adam Barnett and Joey Grostern
on
Introducing the key politicians tasked with delivering the government’s energy transformation plans – and the jobs at the top of their intrays.
Top row (l-r) Steve Reed, Loiuse Haigh, Kerry McCarthy, Ed Miliband, Patrick Vallance, Lord Philip Hunt, Sarah Jones. Bottom row (l-r): Michael Shanks, Chris Stark, Miatta Fahnbulleh, Jonathan Reynolds. Credit: House of Commons official portraits. Design by Adam Barnett.
Analysis
uk/Two Thirds of Anti-Net Zero Tories Wiped Out in UK Election
ByAdam Barnett and Joey Grostern
on
The result has “buried Sunak’s anti-green agenda once and for all”, said Will McCallum of Greenpeace UK.
From left to right, outgoing net zero sceptic MPs Steve Baker, Miriam Cates, Liz Truss, Jacob Rees-Mogg, Andrea Jenkyns and Philip Davies. Credit: Official House of Commons portraits. Design: Adam Barnett
Analysis
Canada’s LNG Pipe Dream Is an Unsustainable, Bad Investment: Report
ByMitch Anderson
on
Natural gas industry faces price glut and falling demand triggered by global transition to renewables.
LNG Canada facility in Kitimat
Analysis
Inside Big Oil’s Business as Usual: Failure on Climate and Profits from War
ByStella Levantesi
on
A new report shows oil majors fall short of meeting Paris Agreement targets while fueling global military conflicts.
Series: Gaslit
Analysis
The Real Cowboys of Alberta Battle Zombie Coal Mine
ByMitch Anderson
on
The province’s politicians are trying for an end run around regulators and the courts. Ranchers are fighting for records to find out why.